you can always use a nut over the threads and a big brass mallet or maybe a deadblow , when I did mine it was on there pretty good when reassembled used some grease on all the surfaces inner and outer.
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you can always use a nut over the threads and a big brass mallet or maybe a deadblow , when I did mine it was on there pretty good when reassembled used some grease on all the surfaces inner and outer.
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Use allthread through the spindle and wood blocks to pull the spindle out and back in for a bearing change or if you have to change the belt. Makes the job much easier on a Powermatic Lathe with the double bearings. I can't locate the photo's right now.
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Does anyone realize that this thread is over 2 years old??
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Well as long as the info is still correct on the subject, it shouldn't make any difference how old the posting is.
Originally Posted by Barry McFadden
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I would figure that the OP has it handled and doesn't really need any more help at this point...
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There was a new post about a Grizzly lathe from a few days ago. That's what people are answering.
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OK......... puzzling why they would answer a Grizzly thread in a Jet thread???
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